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A high-alpine Jackson Hole approach: 4.9 miles with 2,775 feet of elevation gain from 7,857 feet to 10,626 feet in the Grand Teton region. This point-to-point route averages 11 percent grade with steeper sections hitting 42 percent through Northwestern Wyoming's most dramatic scenery. Canyon walls frame the entire approach.
The elevation profile traces the steep Teton backcountry climb. This print captures the alpine drama of Grand Teton's less-traveled approaches.